Jasmine keeps dying on you? Master these few tricks and your home decor will feel cozier

"What a beautiful jasmine flower" still echoes in my ears, a lovely childhood memory. Beyond that, jasmine has a rich fragrance and is also an important ingredient for making scented tea. That is why flower lovers adore it so much, racing to plant it, and it decorates the home beautifully. But beginner flower lovers easily kill jasmine, usually because they have not mastered the techniques and have not placed it in a ventilated, shady spot. So how exactly does jasmine end up being killed?

Why jasmine gets killed

1. Temperatures are too low, causing cold damage

Caring for jasmine requires good temperature control. At around 5-10°C, it needs to be moved to a sunny spot; in winter, when temperatures drop below 0°C, it needs to be moved indoors for care. If the pot is too large, also pay attention to wrapping it in film for warmth. If there is heating, you do not need to do this; without heating, you need to remove the warmth wrap once a week and give it one round of ventilation, which can lower the jasmine's death rate.

2. Waterlogged potting soil, overwatering

Overwatering makes the potting soil too wet and causes water to accumulate in the pot, so the jasmine's roots easily rot from being soaked, leading to the jasmine's death. Especially in winter, once jasmine has entered its dormant period, you need to control water and must not let the potting soil get too wet.

3. Potting soil too dry, flowers wither and die

Some flower lovers are rather lazy, or are afraid to water, and do not tend to the plant even when the potting soil is too dry, which easily leads to jasmine withering and dying. Also, in summer the sun is strong and evaporation is high, so pay attention to shading and replenishing water. When you find the potting soil dry, just water it thoroughly, which can prevent jasmine from dying.

The above are some techniques for what to do when jasmine is often killed. I believe flower lovers now have some understanding of jasmine care techniques. In summer, caring for jasmine requires attention to watering and shading to prevent it from withering and dying; in winter, caring for jasmine requires attention to keeping it warm and controlling water while maintaining sufficient light. That way, jasmine will bloom in a full pot and decorate the home beautifully!